The scheme is open to all schools, registered charities and not-for-profit organisations, with priority given to projects that provide food and support to young people. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Opportunity to apply for a grant of £1000 to help fund a breakfast club. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Schools based within the 33 borough of London can apply for small gardening grants awarded by the Metropolitan Public Gardens Association (MPGA), a charity that preserves and improves gardens, neglected sites and green public open spaces. Grants of up to £1,500 can be used for various projects, including planting, equipment purchase, benches and churchyard refurbishments, etc. [Deadline – End of May, August & November 2024]. 

Open to schools and early years settings in England, Scotland, and Wales, this outdoor learning grant fund has two elements – £500 of outdoor equipment chosen from a catalogue of over 100 items, and an outdoor learning training course for your staff. [Deadline – Friday 26th April 2024, Friday 6th September 2024, Friday 8th November 2024].

The outdoor essentials grant is an award for UK state funded schools to enable them to get pupils learning outdoors. [Now closed – further funding due later in the year]

Monthly awards of up to £500 to help facilitate outdoor learning in schools for equipment, training, travel or resources. [Grants now open, until allocated]

Funding conservation projects that protects wildlife and improves biodiversity. [Open from May – June 2024].

Funding conservation projects that protects wildlife and improves biodiversity. [Open from May – June 2024].

Primary schools can nominate themselves to receive discounted or free outdoor clothing and welly sets to enable more children to be outside. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Supporting projects that encourage responsible outdoor activities which have long lasting benefits introducing new people to get outdoors. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Up to £1000 of resources to support gardening projects across the UK. With school gardens also eligible for donations. [Deadline – Ongoing Cohorts].

Tackle climate change with free carbon-busting trees, plant a pocket forest – create havens for wildlife, and green up your local environment for generations to enjoy. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Learn about bees by having your very own school national bee hive! Understand the inner workings of a hive, honey production, lifecycles and much more. [Deadline – Until all hives have been allocated].

Apply for your education pack including native wildflower seedballs, handmade in the UK. [Deadline – Until all kits have been allocated].

Supporting schools to embark on impactful nature based projects that connect pupils and teachers to trees and nature. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Giving away hundreds of thousands of trees to schools and communities, to get millions more trees in the ground. [Deadline – Ongoing in cohorts].

You can earn money for your school simply by recycling and raising funds with TerraCycle! When you recycle, you earn points for each shipment of hard-to-recycle rubbish you send in. These points can then be redeemed as a monetary donation to your school!  [Deadline – Ongoing]. 

Makes surplus and display items available for free to schools and community groups, including plants and planters. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Solar for schools, will work with you to figure out the best way to fund the solar project and make it happen. From systems fully funded by a community benefit society, or a community energy group, to systems funded and owned by the schools – or somewhere between. They can help you secure the best option based on your school’s needs, location and objectives. [Deadline – Ongoing]. 

Free 7.3Kwh AC twin charger, subject to site visit and hitting the qualification criteria, other chargers available. This offer is available for schools however there are eligibility requirements to meet upon sign up. [Deadline – ongoing]. 

Aims to give students across the UK not just a voice, but an opportunity to take action themselves to address climate and biodiversity issues. [Deadline – Ongoing in cohorts].

Assess and monitor the indoor air quality around your school using a specially designed air monitor kit for schools. You will get a free high spec air quality monitor that measures carbon dioxide (CO₂), volatile organic compounds (TVOCs), particulate matter (PM), temperature and relative humidity. [Deadline – Ongoing].

A grant giving charity dedicated to supporting everyone, everywhere to get out and enjoy the outdoors. [Deadline – Ongoing].

A quick way to apply for smaller amounts of funding between £300 and £10,000. Supporting communities with the things that are important to them. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Are designed to help schools run CREST Awards with students who are underrepresented in STEM.[Returns in September 2024]

A dedicated product fund to support local initatives in helping them maintain and renovate community areas – open and available to schools. [Deadline – Ongoing]

Supports eco-friendly projects in schools by providing additional funding for current or planned projects, focused on sustainability. [Deadline – ongoing]. 

Schools visiting the South Downs National Park may be able to benefit from the Outdoor Learning Grant. This can help with the costs of a trip by contributing towards the transport and learning providers fees. [Deadline – one grant before the end of March 2025]. 

Schools and colleges in the Severn Trent Water region can apply for grants of between £2,000 and £200,000 to support new local community projects. The funding is being made available through the Severn Trent Water Community Fund. It will support projects that help people lead healthier lifestyles, gain new skills and create better places to live in.  [Deadline – on going]. 

The scheme is open to all schools, registered charities and not-for-profit organisations, with priority given to projects that provide food and support to young people. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Opportunity to apply for a grant of £1000 to help fund a breakfast club. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Schools based within the 33 borough of London can apply for small gardening grants awarded by the Metropolitan Public Gardens Association (MPGA), a charity that preserves and improves gardens, neglected sites and green public open spaces. Grants of up to £1,500 can be used for various projects, including planting, equipment purchase, benches and churchyard refurbishments, etc. [Deadline – End of May, August & November 2024]. 

Open to schools and early years settings in England, Scotland, and Wales, this outdoor learning grant fund has two elements – £500 of outdoor equipment chosen from a catalogue of over 100 items, and an outdoor learning training course for your staff. [Deadline – Friday 26th April 2024, Friday 6th September 2024, Friday 8th November 2024].

The outdoor essentials grant is an award for UK state funded schools to enable them to get pupils learning outdoors. [Now closed – further funding due later in the year]

Monthly awards of up to £500 to help facilitate outdoor learning in schools for equipment, training, travel or resources. [Grants now open, until allocated]

Funding conservation projects that protects wildlife and improves biodiversity. [Open from May – June 2024].

Funding conservation projects that protects wildlife and improves biodiversity. [Open from May – June 2024].

Primary schools can nominate themselves to receive discounted or free outdoor clothing and welly sets to enable more children to be outside. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Supporting projects that encourage responsible outdoor activities which have long lasting benefits introducing new people to get outdoors. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Up to £1000 of resources to support gardening projects across the UK. With school gardens also eligible for donations. [Deadline – Ongoing Cohorts].

Tackle climate change with free carbon-busting trees, plant a pocket forest – create havens for wildlife, and green up your local environment for generations to enjoy. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Learn about bees by having your very own school national bee hive! Understand the inner workings of a hive, honey production, lifecycles and much more. [Deadline – Until all hives have been allocated].

Apply for your education pack including native wildflower seedballs, handmade in the UK. [Deadline – Until all kits have been allocated].

Supporting schools to embark on impactful nature based projects that connect pupils and teachers to trees and nature. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Giving away hundreds of thousands of trees to schools and communities, to get millions more trees in the ground. [Deadline – Ongoing in cohorts].

You can earn money for your school simply by recycling and raising funds with TerraCycle! When you recycle, you earn points for each shipment of hard-to-recycle rubbish you send in. These points can then be redeemed as a monetary donation to your school!  [Deadline – Ongoing]. 

Makes surplus and display items available for free to schools and community groups, including plants and planters. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Solar for schools, will work with you to figure out the best way to fund the solar project and make it happen. From systems fully funded by a community benefit society, or a community energy group, to systems funded and owned by the schools – or somewhere between. They can help you secure the best option based on your school’s needs, location and objectives. [Deadline – Ongoing]. 

Free 7.3Kwh AC twin charger, subject to site visit and hitting the qualification criteria, other chargers available. This offer is available for schools however there are eligibility requirements to meet upon sign up. [Deadline – ongoing]. 

Aims to give students across the UK not just a voice, but an opportunity to take action themselves to address climate and biodiversity issues. [Deadline – Ongoing in cohorts].

Assess and monitor the indoor air quality around your school using a specially designed air monitor kit for schools. You will get a free high spec air quality monitor that measures carbon dioxide (CO₂), volatile organic compounds (TVOCs), particulate matter (PM), temperature and relative humidity. [Deadline – Ongoing].

Schools and colleges in the Severn Trent Water region can apply for grants of between £2,000 and £200,000 to support new local community projects. The funding is being made available through the Severn Trent Water Community Fund. It will support projects that help people lead healthier lifestyles, gain new skills and create better places to live in.  [Deadline – on going]. 

Schools visiting the South Downs National Park may be able to benefit from the Outdoor Learning Grant. This can help with the costs of a trip by contributing towards the transport and learning providers fees. [Deadline – one grant before the end of March 2025]. 

Supports eco-friendly projects in schools by providing additional funding for current or planned projects, focused on sustainability. [Deadline – ongoing]. 

A dedicated product fund to support local initatives in helping them maintain and renovate community areas – open and available to schools. [Deadline – Ongoing]

Are designed to help schools run CREST Awards with students who are underrepresented in STEM.[Returns in September 2024]

A quick way to apply for smaller amounts of funding between £300 and £10,000. Supporting communities with the things that are important to them. [Deadline – Ongoing].

A grant giving charity dedicated to supporting everyone, everywhere to get out and enjoy the outdoors. [Deadline – Ongoing].